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Hughes was a decent player, for some reason much derided but he was much better than the more popular Doyle

Classic Rupert

Our away form upheld our top half position in the end

Gerrard on course to win his first title for Liverpool

Like football its economy is just a reflection of the economy at large isn't it really?

A quick Google of 'David O'Day Coventry' brings up an interesting top result

He's clueless in reality, living in yesterday's world and his breadth of experience is pretty narrow in reality given he played for Utd only during its period of domination and only under a single manager.

But it isn't primarily because of the annual losses clubs make, the real issue is the distribution of revenue in favour of the top 20 clubs

Seems a bit counter productive really.

The sectarian stuff is so cringe, especially as I doubt they're at a protestant church every week. Embarrassing.

I too had some distant (Catholic) family member targeted by the IRA in the 70s

What's the subject matter out of interest?

Ah, read it the other way around but of the last 50 years it's more outside the top flight than in

Leeds' own accounts don't show anybody who plays by whatever 'rule' they think has been broken

They are a yo yo club historically, similar to Sheff Utd. Majority of their league history spent outside the top flight

In theory it helps our pull to an extent given that it's one less C1 academy in the area, albeit all the other clubs around us are C1

He played a similar role to Boateng who was still at the club then. McAllister also returned from a long term injury around the same time. Clement played in that Everton 3-0 win (the Froggatt goal game).

Punish the offenders (which they are doing through the courts) not everybody else

It isn't inevitable really, that's a totally disproportionate threat

Football fans in unruly behaviour, was never heard of back in the day [emoji849]